Dear diary,it’s my second day in departamento de yoro in the honduras, and somethingreally bizarre 1) is happening (happen) right now. hundredsof fish 2) ) from the sky! i 3) (not/believe ) what i 4) (look) at! i know this event 5) (occur )in the area every summer, but witnessing the actual thing is something else. what i can 6) (see) from my window is totallyawesome! some people 7) (run) to takecover, while others 8) (collect )fish forthe evening’s meal. the children 9) (seem) to be having the most fun, though. they 10) ) the silvery creatures and they 11) ) them at their friends, in some kind of fun game.tomorrow, i 12) (go ) to the local libraryto see if i can find some information about this amazingp henomenon.
- How can we be? - He repeated the mother, wringing her hands.
- Cheer up, Mom! - Jack said. - I will hire someone to work.
- Yes, you're really trying to be hired, but no one will take - the mother replied. - No, it is clear we have to sell our Belyanko and used the money to open a shop or some other thing to do.
- Well, well, my mother - Jack agreed. - Today is just a market day, and I vividly selling Belyanko. And then we'll decide what to do.
So Jack took the reins and led the cow to the market. But I did not have time to move away as he met with some wonderful old man.
- Good morning, Jack! - Said the old man.
- Good morning to you too! - Jack said, and he wonders where the old man knows what his name is?
- Well, Jack, where the way you hold? - Asked the old man.
- At the bazaar, to sell the cow.
- So-so! To sell the cows and how is not for you! - The old man laughed. - And Tell me how many beans you need to get five?
- Exactly two in each hand, but one in your mouth! - Jack said he was not a fool.
- Right! - Said the old man. - Look, here they are, the best beans! - And the old man pulled out a handful of some strange beans. - And now that you're so clever, - continued the old man, - I do not mind you change - you beans, my cow!
- Go-ka you my dear! - Jack angry. - That's better be!
- Uh, yes you do not know what kind of beans, - said the old man. - Plant them in the evening and in the morning they will grow up to the sky.
- Yah? True? - Jack was surprised.
- Very true! And if not - zaberesh his cow back.
- Okay! - Jack said: Belyanko gave the old man, and the beans are placed in a pocket.
Jack turned back and came home early - not yet dark.
- How! You've come back, Jack? - He surprised his mother. - I see Belyanko you do not, then you sold it? How much do you give for it?
- You'll never guess, my mother! - Jack said.
- Yah? Oh my good! Five pounds? Ten? Fifteen? Well, it's twenty-something would not give!
- I said - you can not guess! What you say here about these beans? They're magic. Plant them in the evening and ...
- What?! - Jack's mother cried. - Yes it really you are so fool a fool, a donkey that gave my Belyanko, most dairy cow in the neighborhood, and besides, a smooth, well-fed, for a handful of some nasty beans? It is for you! It is for you! It is for you! And your precious beans - get them out of the window .. Well, now alive to sleep! And there do not ask - still not received any sip, a bite!
So Jack went up to his attic, in a small room, a sad-pregrustny: and his mother was sorry, and he was left without dinner.
Finally, he is still asleep.
And when I woke up, I could hardly recognize her room. The sun lit up only one corner, and around it was dark-dark.
Jack jumped out of bed, dressed, and went to the window. And what did he see? Yes, something like a large tree. And this is his beans sprouted. Mother Jack evening threw them out the window into the garden, they have sprouted, and a huge stalk all stretched and stretched up and up until it rose to the sky. It turns out, the old man spoke some truth!
Beanstalk grew up right next to the window Dzhekova. Here, Jack opened the window and jumped on the stem and climbed up the stairs like. And I climbed, and climbed, and climbed, and climbed, and climbed, and climbed, until finally, he reached up to the sky. There he saw a long and wide road, straight as an arrow. I went down this road, and all walked and walked and walked until he came to a huge, enormously tall house. And the threshold of the house stood a huge, enormous very tall woman.
2) where do windows of the living room and dining-room look on?
3) how can the division between living-room and dining room be made?
4) what is there on the left side of the hall?
5) what kind of door did Wales offer to make?
6) where is the garage?
7) is there a wide path from the road to the garage?
8) what kind can be the surface of the path?
9) does each bedroom have a large closet?
10) what didn't Sandra and Bob want?
11) where will the cables be built into?
12)where will there be plenty of space?
13) where will there be a fireplace?
14)what did Bob want to know?